James O'Neal

Until fairly recently, repositories for cast-off broadcast gear—aside from landfills and scrap metal dealers—didn’t really exist.

I recently wrote about the value (and necessity) of keeping up-to-date, especially in a broadcast engineering career.

History was made in Shanghai as a multinational group of television engineers gathered to perform systems compatibility testing of the ATSC 3.0 digital TV standard.

“It was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way….”

Just as with periodic tower inspections, regular preventative maintenance can keep you on the air without interruptions.

Japan’s NHK broadcasting organization claims to have successfully transmitted 8k “Super Hi-Vision” television signals via a single standard UHF terrestrial broadcast channel over a distance of 27 km

Television broadcasting is nothing new here; actually it dates back to the time of the big post-World War II U.S. TV launch.

Eleventh edition aims to be ‘practical resource’ rather than ‘textbook’

Will ‘third time’ be the charm?

U.K. pay television provider BSkyB successfully demonstrated what it claims was the world’s first satellite broadcast done in 4K resolution.

Recent financial statements issued by electronics giants Panasonic and Sony are still showing lots of red ink.